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manderley
3y ago
Super weird comment.
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manderley
3y ago
The accounts aren't completely separate, it's the same login on all sites and content is shared. But Prime subscriptions are separate.
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manderley
3y ago
It's not true, Chrome works that way, but not Edge.
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manderley
3y ago
You can't delete your browsing data on the privacy dashboard at all.
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manderley
3y ago
That way no longer works, the documentation is out of date.
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manderley
4y ago
Seems privacy is less of a concern in countries with privatized healthcare, I don't understand that last sentence. Is it some kind of political shibboleth?
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manderley
4y ago
"Turn site into desktop app" is a Chrome feature, and has been for many years. Chrome calls it "Create shortcut - Open as window". Website translations and the profiles UI is very similar to Chrome as well.
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manderley
4y ago
Wow, I'm outraged now. Arrgh! They shouldn't offer this option for Xbox, then, because of another unrelated thing you're angry about!
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manderley
4y ago
"The spam issue" demonstrably didn't get better, what are you talking about.
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manderley
4y ago
If only these academics would listen to random HN posters!
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manderley
4y ago
We have to "commend" him for saying that he wanted to buy Twitter and then (after some legal troubles) following through? Why?
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manderley
4y ago
"every X time" meaning as often as you're willing to point your phone at a satellite and wait a few minutes for your location to transmit?
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manderley
4y ago
GSM, not CDMA.
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manderley
4y ago
There were plenty of really cheap streaming boxes and sticks even at the time, an HDMI input for cable TV not being the future was very obvious in 2013.
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manderley
4y ago
If that were the end-goal, what's the point of operating their current business at all? Seems like a waste and entirely pointless. And why wouldn't some other company without all the current baggage needed for operating a taxi ser
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manderley
4y ago
Plenty of sites do, at least in Europe.
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manderley
4y ago
Is this supposed to be some kind of new discovery?
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manderley
4y ago
What?
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manderley
4y ago
You can force-enable zoom in pretty much all browsers, it's part of the accessibility settings. You don't need an Iphone.
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manderley
5y ago
Netflix is limited to 720p if you use anything but Edge or the Store App on Windows for arbitrary DRM reasons (PlayReady DRM).
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manderley
5y ago
Meanwhile, tons of reports and reviews have indicated that blooming very much is an issue. And how could it ever not be, with this type of display. https://www.reddit.com/r/macbookpro/comments/qgkhku/noti
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manderley
5y ago
They're all operated by partners. Flixbus only owns a single bus they use for PR purposes.
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manderley
5y ago
Your example is from Windows 8, released in 2012?
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manderley
5y ago
Wait, running a huge deficit spending program in a booming economy boosts that economy even more? Is that really considered "impressively effective" these days? I don't think so. It's bad governance.
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manderley
5y ago
What quality? A buggy version of Chrome (the start page has been broken multiple times, for example) with tons of half-baked extra features?
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manderley
5y ago
And then Edge will pop up the "suggestion" to change the search engine back to Bing with regularity.
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manderley
5y ago
They're not all for internal links to OS-related information hosted on the web, though. The start menu search will always open a Bing search in Edge, for example - doesn't matter what your default search is set to. Why are you wri
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manderley
5y ago
Oh, that city? Or was it the other one, in that one state?
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manderley
5y ago
Plenty of Windows laptops with good quality IPS screens were available 10 years ago, even 13" models. And I primarily remember pre-Retina Apple for only offering laptops with very low screen resolutions.
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manderley
5y ago
Wow, sounds like we should cryptographically sign all replacement parts for anything, they could come from a stolen product after all! That aftermarket car bumper? Sorry, can't use it, might come from a stolen vehicle.
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